The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-15 00:00:00

~'~. "°~~~« ;~~- [h. ,Lb The Charaeters by Mr.*PENLEY, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. FISHER, Mr. MILLER, Mr: EVANS, • Mrs. MA DDOCKS, Miss KELLY, Mrs. BLAND. 13oxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. Gallery as. Second Price ts. -Upper Gallery ts. Second Plice 6d. Boxes and - places to be taken of . Mr. Spring, in the Box Office, at the Strand 'entrance ; of whom may also be had Private Boxes nightly. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per formance to begin at Half past Six. On SJTurday, •f'he Maniac! or, The Swjss Banditti; with riit or Bliss. ORATORIOS. THE GRAND SELECTION from tlieblVlES SIAH will be repeated. TO-MORROW,Nr the jdst time. Principal Performers, Madame; CA TA LA NI, Miss. GRIG LIETTI, Miss BOLTON, and Mrs. BLAND Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GOSS, Mr. •DYNE, Mr. W. TAYLOR, and Mr. BELLAMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY; Organ, Mr. 1 ASHLEY. ' To commence at Seven precisely.—Places to. be taken of Mr. Brandon. The whble under the direction of Messrs. Ashleys.• This Day was published, In• Two Parts, price Two Shillings. T ITE VACCINE SCOURGE ; No. 111. Con taining the. Cambridge ttciaort, ana a Poetical and Phi, losoplucal Epistle train a Bone -setter. " A Rod for the Fool's Back." London Sold by f. Callow, Crown-court,,, Prince's street, Soho. Of whom may be had, the former Numberi;!-piE23-. each. N. B. Where'may-be had, I. -Cal/owts New -Ca.talogue.of a Modern Collection of Medical Books, containing the most aPproved Anthurs. far 1840. AMERICA. This Day was published, price zs. 6d. T HE DIPLOMATIC POLICY of Mr. MAD DISON UNVEILED, in Stri&ures upon the late Corresp on ,a—,.. kfyAu c i tTWO - Mr JACKSON. S Printed for Stockda/e, jun. 41, Pall-Mall. Where may be bad, pr.x v. Mr. Governeur Morris's ce. iebrated P.,..9niet, entitled The British Treaty. Also Mr. Pi.kering'4, Letter, price is. 6d. INCREASE OF ADULTERY. TIN Day was published, Third Edition, enlarged, price zs. 6d. • ALETTER to thQ Right Hon, SPENCER PER in the House of Coninuons, that he would submit to its Re. consideration a Bill tor the prevention and punishment of Adultery. • Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall Mall ; and Riving. -tons, St. Paul's Church.yard. Where may be had, in one vol. Bvo. price 6s. Adultery Analyzed ; including Strictures on Pizarro and thc otori Strangetyer. PC.liCitted to a Married Couple of F as hi ona bl e N. • Also, a Scourge for Adulterers, &c. price zs. CONTINUATION or LA F - ONTAINE'6 TA.-- BLEAUX bE FAMJLLE, Sce. . • I Y.Colbu - n, Public Library, Coriduitstnet, London, arid • sold by all Booksellers. . E , LISE • o n , les Papiers de Famill e .. P ar AU.. GUSTE LA fONTAINE ; 4 tomes, 14s. 2 La Nouvelle Arcarlie; ou, L'lnterieur. de Dc.ux,4, Thil-les. Par le merne. 4 tomes, tbs. ..- „3. Mentoires de La Comtose do Licluenau, ,41Arrci*c..0, Frederic zd, Rai de t'ruse. Lcrites.par elle.meme. - Nine. los. . .t:llas ...-: "•.' , 4. :Memoires, &c, du Prince.de Ligne, p o n r faire suite aux 1 Lettres et Ycnsees. publies, par Madame Lie Stael, 2 tomes, los. ......__ , • S. Correspondance de Madame La Marquise du Detrand 'avec lembert, . Montesquieu, Madame. De Staid), r&P, 3 tomes, nss. • ' MISS FRANCES'S NEW ROMANCE, rY Co:llium, Public Library, Conduit-street.; and sold by And:-rton, Edinburgh; Wogan anti Cumming, Dublin; and all Booksellers, 1.-A.. I\K;ELO GUICCIARDINI; or; the Al pine Bandit : .a Romance. By SOPHIA FRANCES, •• Author of Vivonio, Constance dth Lindensdorl, ke. Four large vols. 2 4 5 - " The pen of a I(4cline has never produced any thing More beautiful, or more highly wrought than the present Performance, and we therefore confidently exped it will.,at %irk for its author considerable celebrity." Also, , The Mysteries of Ferney - Castle; a Romance. By G. L ambe, Esq. 4 vols. 225. 3. Rosa in London:. jay the Author of the Young Mother, 4 vols. 225-4.-Celia 4. - Celia Suited; or, the Rival heiresses; a vole. 325. S• The Castle ot Arragon; a Spanish Romance. By Miss Smith, 4 vols: • , This Day was published, In Two vols. Bvo. price iSs. boards,' A/TEMOIRS of the LIFE and WITINGS of ALFIERI, the celebrated Italian Dramatist, written 1 1 himself, and interspersed with Auecdotes of several dis- . .tiogliThle.ri modern Charaders of pis Country, with what's he hart intercourse and anytteaion• For an account of this interesting work, see the Edinburgh Review, lan. 1810. Printed for Colbum, Public Library, Conduit -street . ; and sold by Anderson, Edinburgh; Wogan and Cumming, Dublin. • Of . whom, and all Booksellers may be had, the zd edition, In 4 vols. small Bvo. price 285. of Yrokssor Meiners' History of the lemate Sex. " This work is valuable, not only fur the vast.fund of new and important iiitOrination with which It abounds, but like. ;se to r tl►e number of curious and original Anecdotes relative t ,, tirt: several Courts of Europe, which are here detailed in 1)..e most preasuilystyle.' • glig '.IIGU: pX Tf • . ACTED BUT ONCE. LYCEUM THEATRE. • tin , ler the Special Licenseot the LORD CHAMBERLAI N, Granted for the p - resent Season to the joint application.e! .. ail Parties principally interested. TH. EI - II IN-17.,j-cs7les. Servant s , forming the COM -11 I'AN 1' of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, March t s , tßso,.per.; form a new Serio-Comic Opera, called • - • • THE MANIAC ! .. ~ . Or, THE •SWISS•BANDITTI. The Charatters by 1 r_;.. (-. . • Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. HOLLAND, , i•I .-il - ' i- Mr. WROUGHTON, • Mr.'RAYMOND# i, •; i•: ,, Mr. PALMER, - :11r. SMITH. ' -' • " .": Mr. DOWTON,- Mr. MATHEWS,. ' ' ", Mrs. MOUNTzaN, Mrs. BISHOP, • - Mts. BLAND. After Which (eleventh time) a new Musical Farce, in Two • Aas, called - - I HIT OR MI SS ! * lb • _ ...-- 7 -- -- - . -- ---": „ -,----z•....-z-.- .... :..:.—.......„7.-..:—..--.....-7... NOGENERAL POST-OFFICE, DUBLIN. ' i nett hILLEVG-OFFICEi TICE is hereby g i ven , t h at t h e Postmasters- i ,' ~-,:,,- , .- , itigrO' 9 . f'gfi ) .-c, General ace : . ready to enter into a Contrail for tilt 7 s Ms Majesty's - A r avy dpEireGys , - gi;e: Notice, fl oat on- Friday MITE CO,7IMISSIONERSior VICTUALLIN6 Hire tat' Twil stout WHERKLES, of I . Burdcn not tests th an 1 . - , „ . .. . ..._ iv Torts, -- mi to - bewttealy supplied in every respea for the performance of His Majesty's Express Service between Dub. the 231 initant they will .4i - r......k. • - •.. • , .. A ece eye Tenders in writing lin and Holybe,ail:" •- - • - Proposals to be sent on br betbre the loth inst. to Ed . s. 0,,,,frd up), and treat for the Supp(yif what: V.EGETABLES Lees, General Post-Office, and to be indorsed " Express 4 hall he demanded Jar the use of His Majwy's Ships and Vestel4 Proposals." at Yatmarab, in the Cosenty.of.. Norfolki.d:ning the space of Twelve Months, from the 34th of 4ri4next ; to he paid for by : Bills payable, with Interest,' ninety a'ayS' alto - date. • - The Conditions , f the Contra,' mgybe seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by appiying to Mr.: John W a l ter, at Yarmcuth. ._ EXCIILQUER BILL OFFICE, New Palace-Yard, Westminster, . . March 14th, tB to. The House of Commons haying, on the 13th instant, come - to the following Resolution, HAT every person i n t ereste d i n, or entitled T unto any EXCHEQUER BILL or BILLS, dated be t Ween the loth day of February 18og, and the i6th day of March ato, bearing an interest at the rate of threepence .halfpenny per centum per diem, who shall carry the same to the Office of the Paymasters of Exchequer Bills, between the zoth and 27th days of March I to,- both inclusive.- . And that every person interested in, or entitled unto any Ex chequer Bill or Bills, dated as aforesaid, bearing an interest at the rate of threepence one farthing per cen turn per diem, who shall carry the same to the said Office, between the 22d and 27th days of the same month, both inclusive, (unless a Sum amounting to Eight Millions Sterling Principal Money' of the said Bills shall be Sooner subscribed) shall be paid the interest that shall become due thereon respectively to the gth day of April iSto, and shall have in exchange, for such Bill or Bills, a Certificate or. Certificates to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, expressing the principal tutu contained in such Bill or Bills, which Certificate or Cer. tificates shall entitle such. Person or Persons for every One Hunarod Pounds Principal Money contained therein, to One Hottedred and Tbnee Pound; Five Shillings Capital Stock in du. notifies, after tie Rate of Five Pounds per Cearoo: per 4nnum, to be added to and made one joint Stock with the Five Pounds per . Centum Annuities, created.by Ads made in the 24..5 5. .. 34 , 35, 3 6, 37, 4.8, and 4gth Years of his present Majesty, for granting-Annuities ,to satisfy certain Navy, Vic tualling, Transport Bills, Ordnance Debentures, and Ex chequer Bilis, and the interest to commence from the sth day of January last, which said annuities are to be redeemable at the same time, and in like manner as the said annuities al ready eitablished, are now redeemable by Parliament, and to becharged uptin, and made payable out of the-Consolidated Fund of Great Britain. No regard will 6e had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted en worth at length; ar that shall not be diliveredio the Beard before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 23d i nstant, nor unless. the' Person who makes the Tender,. or some Perron on his behalf, attendJ,_to answer tub,: called for. „THE P AYAMSTERS9F.EXCITAQUER BILLS do hereby give Notice, Thu. daily attendance will be given at their Office, from Ten o'clock in the Morning to Oneo'Clock in the Afternoon, (Sunday excepted), from Tuesday the 2oth until Tuesday the 27 t h instant, both Inc/salve, for, ;its. puritan , . of •eceiving the . Excbe qui Bills, intended to be funded, pursuant to the above Resclu lion : u7d the Bearers thereof are desired ts, bring separate list: of the Bills, bearing interest at the rate of Threepence Halfpenny and Threepence One Farthing per Centres,: per Diem, with the amount of cash species of the said sills . eentainin~ tG~ ryul tr contained therein, the time( of commencement of Interest, wit the amount that will 6: due thereon, (which will be paid in money) computed to the 9th day of April 1E ro, on which day the interest ort - ihe said Exchequer Bills will cease; and they are desired state the amount y capital stock to beCreated, espea of the principal sums in4teded to be funded, and to writs their names and places of abode on their Lists,. and -te , indorse their names on the said Bills. • The Bearers of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills are par. tieularty requested to write their Christian Names at tul length; and to class the said Bills according to -the several Acts of Parliament under which they were issued. The days for payment of Interest aqd Jar delivering Certificates in eXTbasige t will he advertised in the Pith& Papers as early as passible. N. B. No Exclequer Bills bearing an Interest of Tireepence 'One Farthing per Centum per Diem, can be received at the Of. Tice before tbe 21d inst. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 5, iSzo. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JEST k's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals suds: be received at their Office, in ,Pall-Mall, on or ,ikfot:e Wave nay the 21st instant, from such Persons , as may be willing to un.hrtake the Supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance Houses statiow din the following Distrias, viz. lyorth Britain, Northern, Yorkshire, Eastern, exclusive of Warley, Western, South West, including Ports. mouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch, Southern, exclusive of Chat- Woolwich, with its Depend ham, encies, Warley and Chatham, for a period of Six Months, front the Ist of April sow. The Forage to he furnished in Ration:, consisting as hereafter miy front time lodate ht required,either of to lbs. of Oats, 7 lbs. of Oats, J 2 lbs. of Hay, and or of 14 lbs. of flay, and 8 lbs. of Straw; C 8 lbs. of Straw ; and must he delivered at ibe restalive Station: at the expence ol the Coxttaeior, who is also to furnish such Horses with Guts of 16,. per Ration, as may be billetted 'zpithin the Distri El for which A be rostrath. The Proposals may be delivered separate!), or jointly for two or more of the said Distrias t and it is expefied that the Coruraaor shall receive the Stable Dung that during the period of his Con.. tract may accumulate, making ax allowance for the same after the :rate of pet Horse per week. Further Particulars may be known upon application to the Officers cow:my:ding the Rgyal Artillery in each Distrit I; and also at the Secretaty's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between itbe hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Propo sals must be delivered sealed up . and iador se d, " Proposals for the Supply of Forage ;" b ut no Proposal can he admitted after,' the said 2 1st instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it,: or an Agent in bit behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. FRENCH WINES FOR SALE'. • ' By order of the Hon. Cornmissinners of his Majesty's' Re venuo of Excise, on Thursday isth, and Friday 16th at the Excise Ofice, A 4 BOUT 26,000 BOTTLES of very choice BUR- A. GUNDY of St. George and Romone, of rite, best Vintages. in Lots of one Case, of about Seventy. Bottles each Case. Simples to be seen at the Exciserehotise, 'Ponies Quay; on Tuesday the 13th,. and Wednesday. the ion, pre ceding the Sale, from Nine till One o'Clock ;. and on the morning of Sale from Nine till • TWelve, when Catalogue s will be delivered. . - - • • , . Also for S Eby Private Contrad, under thetaie Messrs: Bruin an.l f Flude, brokers, No:- 15, Mincing-lane, fen-, church-street, Ab ,- .,ut 10,000 Bottles of white rote-coloured and cell-de per.' dr ix CHAMPAGNE, lately.landed, of very superior qua /ay, in Cases of about 70 to 72 Bottles. • To be by applying to Messrs, Bruin and Flude, as above-mentioned, any day between the hours _pf Eteven and Two BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES, ?or Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Shortness of Breath, Asth ma, Consumption, and every diseased state of the Lungs. • T o concentrate the B a l sam i c Qualities of the Ve getable Kingdom into' one elegant and efficacious Medi 'sine for the Cure of the above Complaints, was reserved for the Inventor of the present Composition ; • soadive is its ope ration that it qui_kly arrests the most dangerous Inflamma tion, checks the irritation of the Cough, however severe, and those uneasy and distressing SpastliS of the Chest. As a.Pre— servative and Cures from a Cough to the most confirmed Con sumptions, I3UTLE R's LOZENGES ire recommended, and also to those who frequent Public Places, and are ex poSed to sudden changes and night air. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap side,• corner of Paternoster-row ' • 'Putt, I;:xchange ; ' Clark, 269, Borough • and most Medicine Venders in e very Country Town, in Boxes, at is. rid, each. Of, whom may be had Butler's Celebrated Veg eta bl e Restorative Tooth Powder, in Boxes, at zs 6d. each. P ICTURLLING-OPF/CE, March 13th, 1810. THE COMMISSIONERSior VICTUALLIAG 1118 MAJESTY', NAPY do kerebt give Notice, That on Tuesday, next, the aotb inst, they 'will be ready to receive Ten ders, nowt icing I seated up), and treat Jor Three Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, and for One Hundred and Fifty Tone of BLACK SMYRNAeor ALEXIA RAISINS ; to he aitstOer• able tssamples to he produceiwith the respeetiveTenders, to he de. liverel, the Sugar, in the original packages, at 4he ?ate of ft con seven to eighty Tans Per /Peek, and the Raisins in Six I'Veeks, by week!! p, oportions, into his Majesty's rictualling Stores at Dept ford, end to be paid for 4j, Bills payable, -suite) Interest, ninety days efter date. The Condition: of the Contra& may 6e seen at the Secretary's Office, Noregardwil be had to any Tenler in which the Price that not 6e inserted inis.v.rds at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board drfire ;One- o'Cloik on the said Tuesday next, the 20th instant, nor untesS the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on hit hebalf, attends, to anrturr. -when eslied for. This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. A LETTER from the Right Hon. Lord Viscount .11 MELVILLE to the Right Hon. SPLNCER PER CEVAL, relative to the Establishawnt ofa Naval Aisenal at Northfieet. Printed for S. Bagster, Br, Strand. FREE 141 ANT LE (STATE, ONE MILE FRONI soUIIIANiPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEY and SON, On Thursday, the zzd of March, iit Twelve o'clock; at the Ant - lion Mart, near the Bank of England, by Order of the the F. xfcutors, in Oiie Ldt. • - T HE i very Desirdble.FREEHOLD MANSION, with Offices of every deivitnination, Lawn, Garden, Pleasure Grounds, Paddock, handscmie Entrance Lodges, Fart-yard, Husbandry Buildings, Cottages, and several to closures of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood L an d i m . mediately surrounding the Mansion,' and containing a t, tnvether, -" This eligible Estate is situated at Milbrook, on the high roAl from Southamp ton , t h rough the New Forest.) Salk.. bury, Ringwood, Christ Church, &c. one mile only (ruin Southampton, eight front Lyndh u r st , eighteen front Lym. ington, and 78 from London ; commanding Marine , and Land Prospetis of g reat extent and b eauty. The Mansion is replete with every convenience requisite for the -accommodation of a Family of the first respeelabi lity, fitted up in a style of superior taste and elegance. The Offices are judiciously arranged and well connected; the Gardens, productive, the Land in good condition, with valuable Forest Right., and an early possession will be given. • To be viewed till the Sale (Sundays excepted), by Cards of Admission only, which, with descriptive Particulars may be had of Messrs. Shawos, Le Blanc, and Shawe, Solicitors, Tudor-street, 13lackfriars ,• and of Winstanley and Sun, Pa. ternoster.row, London, where a Plan may b e seen . Particulars may likewise be had of Wm• Amor - , Esq. Southampton ; the George, at Winchester ; Crown, at Christ Church ; Angel, Lymington; the Crown, at °its. mouth ; White Harr, at Salisbury; thelWhite Lion, at Bath; of Mr. Weller, Chichester; and at the place of-Sale: - 4 N. B. About to,oool. of the Purchase Money may remain on tha Estate for two years, i f required. Bath, March ato. TO BE SOLD, THREE Years and a H a lf, o f t h e unexpired ,JL LEASE ot a LARGE HOUSE in the ROYAL CM CUS ; three Rooms on a Floor, six Garreis,l,and Double Stone Staircases, The Furniture to be taken by Appraise- Ment. For further particulars apply to MC9STS. Dolly and Bar. trum, Milsoin.street, Bath. N.B. Coach-house and Stables may be lad at the back of the House. " THE Atki 1.- :11:1 1 fg6.l % 1 • ' 9 : -(%1 PJ 4 : 1 44 •:\ /11, 4 s . -4t.) J-71. 1)1-,' - 1 1 1 i I • t ) r- ti -''' lATELLIGEA'CE. MADRAS, OCT. 1 . 1.—1 n our Tiiirkoru cirthe stf, current, we not i ce d in gOeral t e rms the movement.; of Dowlut Rao Scindia against the princinalite of Ajmere. Early in July, 'according to the Hin dostan newspapers, that .Chieftain pitched h.- I at ifylowza- Surrarra, a place within ten coss of the capijal. His Sirdars, whewere still plundering the territory of SAypore, and the other Rajpoot coml. tries in the vicinity, had received orders to join' with their respective forces. The brother of Balo Ran; it is said, had already set out on his , tnarch tom wards Ajmere; Narrain Rao (the principal Officer ill the service of Baponjee' Scindia) had come to Surrara from Saltur, after levying a chout of 18,000 rupees at the latter place ; and Bapotijee himself was shortly expected to follow. Meanwhile, Dowltit Rao had directed Baptiste to march, with his power, ,in the direction of Boron, a state .Which, since his army last took the field, has remained unmolested. Baptiste, according. to the last accounts, was en camped at Mullareea; a place about from Jaypore. Scindia Vi3olFt expected to continue for any length of time' in his position at Surrara. • • Prang Doss, the.SObbah of 'Gw a li or , h a d b een employed f or some time besieging the fort of Gurreehind, and had written to a Scindi3,. stating that he expected to reduCe•it'io the course of' few' ay. .' . We ,have no late accounts of .tiolkatt. Meer Khan -according to our last advices,, was at Bo paha,: :.Dr.SPE'RATE .;NAVAL: CONFLICT. [From the Madras Courier of Oa. i 3. • 1.11.1.10 The Minerva sailed from Muscat on the 12th of May, arid on the 29th early in the inotniiig, she discovered at a distar;ce 55 ;doves of JciaSem es, all full of armed men, and apparently steering towards her. Captain Hopewood immediately el;ariged big course under a press of sail, and 4hereby endeavour ed to avoid them, but unfortunately the day being a perfe& • calm, all his exertions. -were in vain ; on Which Capt._ Hopewood then orde re d a ll hands on deck, and prepared for 'defence. When' the3traaeinies saw ay. Minerlm changing .her-course, they set all sail, and with the assistance of;*ir oars, gained very fast upon her, and as they approdched;fired some guns at here A t to A.' M, the at` ion 'Commenced and "continnedfi:r two days : and a night, during which time the Minerva de stroyed 17 flows ; -16 of which were sunk,•and one burnt. - . - • At length the enemy gradually closed their dows • around the Minerva, and as soon as they got along. side of her,' the Ju a , ern i Hs all at once boarded her. raar- d t•taLuiL.;:do•' vvOutlti • 11l 013 and other wounds on his belly with a sword, and on his feet by a spear; notwithstanding which he continued to fight with the utmost rasonitioh, and did not drop till he had killed four of the pirates with his own hands. After his death the Juasemies began to put to death every body who had borne arms; and' when they had Completed their bloody work on deck, they discovered Mr. Bijaun David, the Purser, and Mr. John Marlyn, the Supercargo, on the main-top; on which they went up, and, after ctitting them into pieces, threw the mangled fragments dawn upon the decks ; after which they descended, and gave glory to God for their triumph. The second Officer, Mr, Hate, havingalost some of his fingers by a shot, and seeing , no hopes of relief, put an end to himself with a pistol ; the ship's company behaved very • bravely, and were gallantly assisted by an Atherican .Gentleman, Mr. Bijaun Divid, the Purser, and Mr. John Marlyn, the Su - per-cargo: The - Ladies and women who were on board ac-' tively,employed themselves in sewing and filling the bags of On powdei. Several Of the crew, among whom was the first Officer,- saved" themselves by - :promising to b...acime Muasultnen:. : The women were spared by the Jtaise .' promisedtliits.;..l;%"*.m to r e l ease them • safely. The shipWas'Orr`ied to Russulkha ra. 4; pct Al St 00 ' 4 men• killed on board the Minerva, by the'PlidteS,;ori the 29th of. May, tio9 :—Captain Hope Wood, Ofcer- wounded - slightly,. afterWards_shot hirnself- 7 -Mr. B. David, the Purser, Mr. John Martyr), the 'Super-cargb, and Mr.‘Chatoor Arothooni•passenger, were massacred,•besides about • -40 Lascars. • - *r.'- . -+ The ._Tiointon Castle, artiVed"at Portsrnowh the 13th inst.. sailed froni Boinbay .the 17th October ; arrived at St: Helena the 7th, and-Sailed front thence - the 12th 4:January. The new ship Charles Grant, Captain HA ft RINGTON,AVaS expeertd to.be di•patch ed,frOrp 'Bombay to England, with the Marchioness of PAreter . anti Dozier Castle. The ship ontward-hbond, fell in with the United Kingdom the 26th September; the ships Aorikampton and • Union '(Gaillard) parted from the lkindham the 14th 00oben, from Bombay, all well. • -'- 1t of troops from Bengal . - havit , g be 6 l - dikl - 4efnecessary by the happy restoration of ,at the military stations of the 11- fkhattl.lii%:Vessels which were destined for that service ware :tro' proceed immediately to take in car goes for-Europe. It is • understood that the ships Catnatic, Lord Duncan, Lord Melville, and Mil thirmstozo, together with the new frigate from Pen ang, and the Lord Castlereagh, hourly expec!ed from Bencoolen, would be forme I into' one fleet, which would sail direct for Bengal about the middle of December, and proceed to •.Etgland without touching at any port. The Barry aricl.Lady Castle reagh were expected to take in their cargoes on the Coast, and to sail in a separate fleet. The Harriet, 11.t51su1N, had sailed 16r the Isle of 'ranee h a cartel.' ' • - - . .41 1 .0" W ' JO!. t !l C- ex- ~ro_ 111~~~ e, it